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Boosting water security in Benaraby

Gladstone Area Water Board (GAWB) is delivering water security for the local community, thanks to the completion of the Benaraby pipeline replacement project, which...

Protecting our grain: biosecurity can’t be an afterthought

As a grain grower, I’ve seen my fair share of challenges over the years - droughts, floods, mice plagues, you name it. But the...

Benefits of the rail around Clyde Creek

Clyde Creek, or as it was known then, the 10-Mile, was the first coach stop on the way out of Gladstone towards Calliope in...

Lifetime of memories

For 73 years, Gladstone couple Joyce and Gordon Frewen-Lord have been happily married and after a lifetime of memories, they wouldn’t change a thing. The...

Care at home, your way

Since opening its doors in December 2022, Pearl Home Care Gladstone has been dedicated to helping locals live life their way. Proudly locally owned...

New facilities open as Gladstone school grows

Carinity Education Gladstone students are building exciting career pathways – one manual arts and engineering project at a time. New facilities at the school have...

Round Hill joins marine rescue

The crew of Volunteer Marine Rescue Round Hill transitioned into Marine Rescue Queensland on Monday, 22 September, taking the opportunity to call for local...

The Sandwich Generation: how women bear the double burden of care

Like many people in my age bracket, I watch this phenomenon unfold among my friends, especially women. I am not yet affected myself, but...

Recycling hits right note

R.E.C.Y.C.L.E. – it’s catchy, entertaining, educational and it’s coming to a screen near you. Gladstone Regional Council, together with local musicians, singer Andrew Thompson and...

Rail trail funded to boost ecotourism

The Burnett Boyne Inland Rail Trial has secured $1.6 million in State Government funding to improve access and safety aspects to 14km of trail...

CSO proposal to secure face-to-face banking in the regions

An alliance of regional banks, including Queensland Country Bank and The Capricornian, as well as community organisations have provided Treasury with a detailed plan...

From local talent to global stage

Do you have what it takes to train like a champion? The search is on for Queensland’s next sporting stars, and the YouFor2032 Train...

Rising GP costs hit

Department of Health officials have admitted that out-of-pocket costs for patients are almost $50 on average – the highest on record – and will...

Herbicide risk